OFFICE OF CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL AGENDA OF APRIL 28, 2015
AMENDMENTS and SUBSTITUTES
Compiled by: Research Division
15-27	Amendment	LUZ: Per OGC, rezones to PUD for a Family Dollar store; replaces Site plan dated November 17, 2014 with new Site plan dated March 25, 2015; subject to the Development Services Division Memorandum dated January 20, 2015, and conditioned as follows: o Restrictions on site lighting. o Outside sales and display limited to within 10’ of building. o HVAC equipment to be mounted on the roof. o Dumpster to be screened on three sides with a masonry, 5’ wall and a gate. o 6’ ht. masonry wall to be provided by applicant between the north side of the building and adjacent residential property to the north, no more than 12’ from building. Transparent (non-opaque) fencing to connect wall to building with gate(s) that allow exit, but not entrance. o Property north of the wall to be maintained by owner of that property. o 8-9 Leyland Cypress trees to be installed by applicant on north side of 6’ wall. o 6’ ht. stockade fence to be installed by applicant along eastern property line of Lot 9 (the residential lot). o Ht. of store not to exceed 23’-4” in front and 18’-6” in rear (north side). Floor: replaces Site plan dated March 25, 2015, as approved by LUZ, with new Site plan dated April 23, 2015; approves conditions as follows: o 6’ ht. masonry wall to be connected to building with fence constructed of wrought iron or other metal, and secured access allowing only exit from area enclosed by the wall and fencing. o 6’ ht. masonry wall to be extended from its easternmost point turning north to end at the southeastern corner of Lot 9, where it will connect with the 6’ stockade fence. o Leyland Cypress trees shall be 6’ ht. upon installation.
15-55	Amendment	Rules: corrects stadium name from Alltel Stadium to EverBank Field; changes incorrect Code section reference. LUZ: per OGC, the amendment removes the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena from the Sports and Entertainment Complex Sign Overlay Zone designation in Section 656.1337 for on-site signs so that exterior signage that would be otherwise considered off-site signs pursuant to Section 656.1302(1) would be prohibited at the Arena; corrects stadium name from Alltel to EverBank Field in the code chapter. Finance: creates limitations on size and location of exterior signage on the Veteran’s Memorial Arena; corrects stadium name from Alltel to EverBank Field in the code chapter; removes proposed insertion of reference to “long term (in excess of 5 years)” naming rights agreement and removes proposed insertion of “for the entire facility”; strikes all of Section 2 of the ordinance – proposed amendment to City Charter Article 23 – Offsite Commercial Billboard Ban; strikes all of Sections 3 and 4 of the ordinance – proposed amendments to Code Sections 614.142 and 614.1309 – Unlawful sign messages.
15-167	Amendment	Includes appropriation language for Florida Boater Improvement Grant to Oak Harbor Boat Ramp project; attaches B.T.; includes CIP amendment language; attaches CIP project sheet.
15-169	Amendment	Per OGC, rezoning to PUD subject to Development Services Division Memorandum dated March 19, 2015, and conditioned as follows: o Multi-family development prohibited. o 1 internally illuminated sign not to exceed 32 sq. ft. and 5’ ht. on Moncrief Rd. o No monument sign on Chase Ave. o Wall signs not to exceed 1/5 sq. ft. per linear foot of store front abutting Moncrief Rd. o No wall signs fronting Chase Ave.
15-183	Amendment	LUZ: Per OGC, PUD subject to Development Services Division Memorandum dated March 24, 2015. Floor: replaces Site plan dated January 30, 2015 with new Site plan dated March 19, 2015.
15-196	Amendment	Insert “cents” when referring to appropriation amounts for stormwater funding reallocation; inserts Revised Exhibit 2 (CIP summary pages); corrects section reference on page 4; inserts Revised Exhibit 5 (revised CIP summary – April 20, 2015 – TEU); states that B.T. includes $1,067,408.37 of debt cleanup.
15-197	Amendment	Insert “cents” when referring to appropriation amounts for stormwater funding reallocation; attaches Revised Exhibit 2 (Revised CIP Summmary, April 20, 2015 – TEU)
15-198	Amendment	Attaches Revised Exhibit 2 (revised CIP pages for funding sources for stormwater funding reallocation).
15-199	Amendment	Attaches Revised Exhibit 1 (revised B.T. account information); attaches Revised Exhibit 2 (corrected CIP pages for stormwater funding reallocation project budgets); removes legal settlement line item and reduces appropriation by $286,550.
15-200	Amendment	Corrects oversight agency for PFPF forensic audit from Council Auditor to Finance Department; inserts account information or appropriation.
15-212	Amendment	Corrects account numbers for sidewalk construction fund; increases appropriation by $70,760 for additional revenue over budget in FY 2014/15.
15-213	Amendment	Clarifies that the permits for swimming from or to City property are event-specific.
15-214	Substitute	Clarifies: that the council is concerned with secondary effects of free speech or expressive conduct that would entice, attract or lure children to vulnerable areas such as noted by the court in Hobbs v. County of Westchester; prohibitions to include participation in any “practice or event” that involves non-familial children and the distribution of candy or other items; prohibitions to include the wearing of costumes, or anything that would alter an offender or predator’s appearance if that appearance “could or would entice, attract or lure a child to congregate around, or move closer to, that person.”; the definition of “residence” to include a vehicle or vessel; the prohibition on holiday decorations by replacing “decorations” with “any display”, and links the prohibition to the display “if such display could or would entice, attract, or lure a child onto, or nearer to, any residence” of an offender or predator an exemption to the Section by stating that an offender or predator may attend an event if it is held in a location, “such as a personal residence which would not be enticing to” non-familial children.
15-215	Amendment	Increases appropriation amount to Supervisor of Elections for election advertising by $15,003.37 to $485,112.31; attaches Revised Exhibit 1 (revised B.T.). Floor: adds language clarifying that this appropriation includes the cost of advertising for 2 referenda on the May 19, 2015 general election.
15-216	Amendment	Inserts account numbers and names for Johnnie Walker Community Center and Hammond Park security camera installations.
15-221	Amendment	Corrects Brian Aull term expiration to December 31, 2017.
15-223	Amendment	Attaches Revised Exhibit 1 (revised B.T.) for Southside Tennis Center court reconstructions; strikes the words “and conversion”.
15-224	Amendment	Inserts waiver of Northwest Jax Economic Development Fund incentive guidelines (required audited financial report and 3^rd party underwriting) for Sea Breeze Food Service infrastructure project; places exhibits “on file”; changes bill requestor from Sheriff to Mayor.
15-257	Amendment	Attaches Revised Exhibit 2 (revised B.T.) for Safariland incentive; corrects date reference; attaches Revised Exhibit 1 (project summary) to correct a scrivener’s error, to clarify language requiring that 40% of new hires must live in North Jacksonville, and to clarify that the Incumbent Worker Training Grant is for existing employees; places Revised Agreement “on file” to remove unneeded Exhibit F and to clarify definition of city training grant jobs.
15-276	Amendment	Floor: revises the amount of budgetary authority from closed City Council district projects returned to the accounts of origin downward by $654,296.58 to $8,513,614.56; attaches a Revised Exhibit 1 (revised district capital project list dated April 28, 2015.

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